At the begining of January I ordered two "free" samples for face cream from a pop up which appeared while I was browsing the internet. I had seen it several times and finally decided to try it. I was charged £2.95 each for the postage but most places do that. I recieved the samples but ...
A pop up appeared on my computer before christmas, offering a free trial size of cream, just £2.95 postage and packing. No mention of any other payment was shown. I was therefore furious to see that a payment of £74.95 had been taken from my bank account on the 27th January. This is daylight ...
Ordered cream from this company as a free trial with $2.95 postage and packing which required bank details. They have now taken two further amounts without authorisation. Reported to my bank and they have given me a phone no of the company. But surprise, suprise no longer in use. Loads of ...
Same as previous lady, ordered on a postage only special offer, received on 30th December and now having just checked my bank account they have taken £74.95 from my account on 25th January when I have not agreed to any further products or signed up to any agreement with them. ...
I acquiesced to the free sample and which I paid £2.95 for postage but each month they were taking £51 and for 3 months it amounted to £153. The company I sent for a free sample was perfect radiance and I think that RejuvaNew must be a subsidiary of that company, which has upon various e-mails ...
I went for the sample offer and advised that I did not want any other products but they have still taken nearly £150.00 from my account without sending anything or any notification. ...